IIM Bangalore Summer Placements 2026: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Bangalore has concluded the Summer Placement process for the Post Graduate Programme (PGP) and Post Graduate Programme in Business Analytics (PGP-BA) 2025–27 batch. According to the institute, all 601 participating students received internship offers from 137 organisations during the placement week held from October 13 to 18, 2025.
Students secured offers across domains such as Consulting, Finance, Product Management, Sales and Marketing, General Management, and Analytics.
As per IIM Bangalore, this year’s placement process saw significant participation from both legacy and new recruiters, with nearly 30% of organisations being first-time participants.
Management Consulting continued to be the dominant sector, accounting for 46% of all offers, an increase from 38% last year. According to the institute data shared, 23 firms collectively made 282 offers in this domain.
The top recruiters included Accenture Strategy with 132 offers, followed by Boston Consulting Group (24), Bain & Company (18), and Tata Consultancy Services (15). Other participating consulting firms included McKinsey & Company (13), Kearney (12), EY Parthenon India (11), and Alvarez & Marsal (10).
Domain | Number of Firms / Offers | Key Recruiters (Offers) |
Consulting | 23 firms – 282 offers | Accenture Strategy (132), BCG (24), Bain & Co. (18), TCS (15), McKinsey & Co. (13), Kearney (12), EY Parthenon India (11), Alvarez & Marsal (10), Deloitte (7), PwC (6), Strategy& India (6), EY Parthenon Singapore (4), L.E.K. Consulting (3), NRI Consulting (3), Oliver Wyman (3), YCP Auctus (3), Capgemini (2), Simon-Kucher & Partners (2), Strategy& Middle East (2), TransformationX (2), Black Brix (1), EY-GDS (1) |
Finance/Banking/Investments | 35 firms – 86 offers | Goldman Sachs (10), HSBC (7), Citibank (5), Navi (5), Avendus Capital (4), PwC Investment Banking (4), EY India IB (3), ICICI Bank (3), IIFL Capital (3), SMBC (3), Axis Capital (2), Deutsche Bank (2), JP Morgan Chase (2), UTI AMC (2), others (1 each) |
E-commerce/Payments/Telecom/Entertainment | 15 firms – 55 offers | American Express (14), Amazon (11), Pine Labs (5), Cocoblu (4), Jiostar (4), Flipkart (3), Myntra (3), Airtel (2), NPCI (2), Princeton Digital Group (2), others (1 each) |
IT/Analytics/Product Management | 22 firms – 52 offers | Sprinklr (6), Adobe (4), Booking Holdings (4), UKG (4), World Wide Technology (4), Acko (3), Data Center and Analytics Lab (3), Eightfold.ai (3), Samsung SRI-B (3), eBay (2), Google (2), Hexaware (2), Nutanix (2), Qualcomm (2), others (1 each) |
FMCG/Retail | 15 firms – 45 offers | Hindustan Unilever (10), Amul (6), AB InBev (3), ITC (3), Mondelez (3), Coca-Cola (3), Wipro Consumer Care (3), Dabur (2), Diageo (2), Marico (2), Nestlé (2), Pidilite (2), Puma (2), others (1 each) |
Manufacturing/Construction/Energy/Infrastructure | 12 firms – 29 offers | Tata Steel (5), JetExe (4), ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel (3), Saint-Gobain (3), Asian Paints (2), Castrol (2), KPIT (2), Maithan Steel (2), Satyam Auto (2), SEDEMAC (2), others (1 each) |
Conglomerates | 7 firms – 29 offers | Reliance (6), Aditya Birla Group (5), Tata Administrative Services (5), Vedanta (5), Adani (4), Mahindra Group (3), CK Birla Group (1) |
Healthcare/Education | 9 firms – 23 offers | Sun Pharma (5), Haleon (4), Athena Education (3), Medtronic (3), ClaimBuddy (2), Dr Reddy’s (2), Glenmark (2), Optum (1), Zydus Wellness (1) |
The table lists domains, number of firms and total offers, with key recruiters and their respective offer counts.
The Finance, Banking, and Investment domain saw 35 firms making 86 offers. As per IIM Bangalore, Goldman Sachs led with 10 offers, followed by HSBC Bank (7), Citibank (5), and Avendus Capital (4). Several private equity and investment firms such as Blackstone, IIFL Capital, and Edelweiss Alternatives were among the recruiters.
In the E-commerce, Payments, Telecom, and Entertainment sectors, 15 organisations extended 55 offers. American Express made the highest number of offers in this category with 14, followed by Amazon (11), Pine Labs (5), and Cocoblu (4).
According to the institute, the Healthcare and Education sectors also saw an increase in hiring activity, with 9 firms offering a total of 23 internships — up by over 70% compared to last year. Companies like Sun Pharma (5), Haleon (4), and Medtronic (3) participated in this category.
Other major domains included IT/Analytics/Product Management, FMCG/Retail, Manufacturing/Construction/Energy/Infrastructure, and Conglomerates. As per the data released by IIM Bangalore, top recruiters in the IT and Analytics space included Sprinklr, Adobe, Booking Holdings, and World Wide Technology. In the FMCG sector, leading firms such as Hindustan Unilever, Amul, ITC, and The Coca-Cola Company made multiple offers.
The Manufacturing and Energy sector saw participation from companies like Tata Steel, ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India, and Saint-Gobain, while conglomerates such as Reliance, Aditya Birla Group, Tata Administrative Services, and Vedanta continued to hire in large numbers.
According to IIM Bangalore, the 2025–27 cohort of 601 students represents the largest batch among all IIMs. The institute stated that the process was managed jointly by the Career Development Services (CDS) Office and the student Placement Committee, which consisted of 11 members.
Following the completion of the placement cycle, IIM Bangalore has also opened applications for its undergraduate programme — BSc (Hons) in Data Science and Economics, for the 2026 intake.
The admission process is being conducted through the National Testing Agency’s Undergraduate Aptitude Test (UGAT). More details are available at ugat-ug.iimb.ac.in.